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plonk
[plongk]
noun
inferior or cheap wine.
plonk
1/ ɒŋ /
verb
(often foll by down) to drop or be dropped, esp heavily or suddenly
he plonked the money on the table
noun
the act or sound of plonking
interjection
an exclamation imitative of this sound
plonk
2/ ɒŋ /
noun
informalalcoholic drink, usually wine, esp of inferior quality
Word History and Origins
Origin of plonk1
Word History and Origins
Origin of plonk1
Example Sentences
Local councils don't have control over nationwide immigration policy, but Farage has said his party will "resist central government plonking hundreds of these young men in these counties that we now run".
They came to a peak in April 2019, when protestors brought parts of the capital to a halt for more than a week and plonked a large pink boat in the middle of Oxford Circus.
The company says there are plenty of places with so-called stranded energy that they can plonk their bitcoin mine next to.
"I was about to sing and in he steps, plonks himself in the middle of the front row," the actor says.
On Thursday there was no doubt over the identity of the maximum man, as Smith plonked half a dozen over the rope.
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